3.4.22.50: V-cath endopeptidase
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Word Map on EC 3.4.22.50
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3.4.22.50
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lysosomal
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proteinases
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collagen
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b-like
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osteoclast
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cystatins
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resorption
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elastase
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metastasis
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papain
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caspase
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arthritis
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calpains
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pepstatin
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endosomal
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b-mediated
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collagenolytic
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leupeptin
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aspartyl
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papain-like
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propeptide
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telopeptide
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chymase
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osteoclastogenesis
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osteoclast-mediated
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b-dependent
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autographa
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myofibrillar
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liquefaction
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elastolytic
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d-deficient
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tryptase
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rankl
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legumains
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hepatica
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nucleopolyhedrovirus
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elastin
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chymotrypsin-like
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tmprss2
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acmnpv
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intralysosomal
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ceroid
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elastase-like
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lysosomotropic
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osteoclast-specific
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endolysosomal
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fasciola
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tartrate-resistant
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agriculture
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fillet
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stefins
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biotechnology
- 3.4.22.50
- lysosomal
- proteinases
- collagen
-
b-like
- osteoclast
- cystatins
- resorption
- elastase
- metastasis
- papain
-
caspase
- arthritis
- calpains
- pepstatin
- endosomal
-
b-mediated
-
collagenolytic
- leupeptin
-
aspartyl
-
papain-like
- propeptide
-
telopeptide
- chymase
-
osteoclastogenesis
-
osteoclast-mediated
-
b-dependent
-
autographa
- myofibrillar
-
liquefaction
-
elastolytic
-
d-deficient
- tryptase
- rankl
- legumains
- hepatica
- nucleopolyhedrovirus
- elastin
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chymotrypsin-like
- tmprss2
- acmnpv
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intralysosomal
-
ceroid
-
elastase-like
-
lysosomotropic
-
osteoclast-specific
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endolysosomal
- fasciola
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tartrate-resistant
- agriculture
-
fillet
-
stefins
- biotechnology
Reaction
endopeptidase of broad specificity, hydrolyzing substrates of both cathepsin L and cathepsin B =
Synonyms
AcNPV protease, baculovirus cathepsin, BmNPV protease, BmNPV-Cath, cathepsin, cysteine protease, NPV protease, nucleopolyhedrosis virus protease, V-cath, v-cathepsin, viral cathepsin, viral cysteine protease, viral-cathepsin
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malfunction
the absence of v-cathepsin results in poor melanization and liquefaction of Cydia pomonella larvae
physiological function
v-cathepsin is involved in the degradation of larval tissues of Cydia pomonella
physiological function
the enzyme participates in the horizontal transmission of this virus in silkworm by facilitating solubilization of the integument of infected caterpillars. The biological role of BmNPV-Cath can go beyond just liquefying the body of dead caterpillars for the propagation of the virus; it may also play a role in generating a pool of amino acids to be used in the synthesis of viral proteins